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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-07
RRLTKR SOoTRrY.

Tue Ladies' Relief Sesisty met In
the Chamber Of oommsrOs rooms
Tuesday, sspssmheE 9, 1851. 81 . O'slOek
pm.
Anothsr child vac placed IL the
"Homan laaA week, making - children
In the "Home" 90 present.
A report from the chairman Of the
Advisory Oommiases STATED the actual
living expenses Of the "Homs", lneiu5-
Ing vases of mAtFon and giFl, are 600
Ger month.
Al especial appeal b made By the la
dies 30 she farmers and 10 people hav-
inc orchards, askinR that they contrib
uIs fruit 81 any kind fof she children.
They need % very much and all saoh
favora viii be very thankfully received
bY The ladies, ana fully appreciated By
tha litfle ones. Such contributions n
lefs Al NJ. ObiIbsee's gFoe~Fy sloFe vill
viii Do forwarded 90 the Home"
One aaed women living near ex Post
master CaFr'a rsaidence 10 North Seattle
a reported 20 be In Q destitute condi-
tlon and enable 20 woFk. Ladies were
aupoInted hy the President 10 visit her
and euppfy her necessary Wantas
Ths taaias' sewing Bee win meet ~
,he sHsme' this weak 10 Gus and make
elotAina for the children. Further no
tiaa Of thia meeiina will be given.
TAa ssthrsa nantdsa ladies" a6sui
whom mention has BEEN made befJFe,
Are Ettll 10 needy circumstances. fhe
ladies OF The Socisly have furnished
them Win pruviatans on several oeea
slons and are dcine whAt they can foI
them.
there being no fnFtheg bnsins0 ~
usastinH adioaFned 10 eo1vene On thl
| ARA Tuesday Of nexa meath.
Ms. W. d. Woop.
Recording Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-07

OuR fuHLIc ecnoeEa.-Tha seattle
Public Schools OpsasA foE tbs fall tern
Yesterday morning. With IN attendance
Of 1lS4 vnpllA presided evss By &
teaoAers. IN spsAktn0 of the openlng
dAy Prof. 3. 8. lnzFahsua. sAids The
attendance rs fally 100 hanger today
Than on The opening day last year. and
- maay Of The old students Vic Wtll
ettand we're not present to-day. The
dAy vas . hnsy oBe. and vas oeeapied
n classieying aud Reatina The sehoala
N shape fer Vigorous work. Qutse =
n9mher have Alao entafed the eieh
1cheel department. The ropils and
teachers are dinagieated thus; DenEy
eeAooi. tf9 paptln and 10 tsachefs; Gen
val school. 6SS puplls and Is tsaehers'
south achool. s. pupils ana : leaaA4Esi
yaekson etreet soh0ol, 50 papiia and
teacAer.a
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LOCAL. ZF5Z5Lzz7oK.


Ossnsil nj puEsasna 10 adioaEn-
mema. PFaaant-T. Z. Mines. MayeE,
and 0sansilmsa !. fassA. .. y. REink.
= MaEan, o. y. Nsis& B. Raassll. o
y. Rsisss, end ". r. FoErssi. ClsEk.
Ths City AtssEnsy sshnltssd 81 osdi
names entillsd: aAn cs6inanoe au1hoR-
lninR ia Seattle OAhla Road snd Wateg
OumnDAmy, ~ a1eeeGH0E1 90 aaoiRma 20
eonalEass, opoFGis ana mainiain atEsst
PailEoad n fhs oisy of Aent1la.s
On melton Of Ooaneilman EelbEs NE
erAinaneo wme tmkom % and EoAd ene-
nfUn ~ aantioa. 0no1iun I beinR red
Ooanailman Rsll3o moves tha1 the go
Aism - adopteA q EsaA. Coaneilmmn
Neina naQvu1 % amon6 By Inserting
yaAsrssa alsoe1 n he place e jane
s1soot. The amsndmenA was carried b
Ne foal0Wina vote: Ayes Tnrth,
Moran, Hsisz and Rascal; mO-O. u
nelana.
3. Il. Pafsrssn, ataoensy fos Ne Com
pany soaking tae ffmnchi6e. sisted that
Sha OonRaRY Wffl net aseopt O franchise
for eable rad on 1aRak61n sfEeee an6
asked that fEanGhlss b granted The
OomVany s1s Q aoaA en MaAisea street
from bs0enA nlreot % Lakn Washing
ton, and fsom kadlspn slseat and ese-
end ssssos along 6essnd - Sanes
o. nsossoa II O. Q. Railns. a was
os6sro1 thot The aid Oompa1y be
aRantsA Q franahi1a for . doablD traek
road fRum Second strese 10 the eastern
houndaxy Of ths city nmits. alenG Mad.
ison sasss1 and : single tEask ffnm The
lnksrBos1ion ef HAalsgn stBeot end Bee
end 8sEeoa, south, 70 James eoTagA
O1uneilman Nfem moved - annan4 /
b granting The fEnnohias for . double |
IEask fFem The est dee of Erumt alunN
Madieom nlEoea 30 tha eastern boun0nRy
lima Of ths sfty. Carried By he follo9.
IND vote: Aysa-J. FuEth, J. q. Efinb,
y. MoEan, q. Z. Niesa ana O. ,. Reitss.
Eo-R. Russell.
Afkar adopting The ordinance seelien
By ssoelon e rad and amended, Gaal
session was postponsd until the nsxs re-
Adhered until Thassaay svsniHe
next e $50 p. n.
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How OvTM a AEH HAI m A JUnoR.-
A nsssl question vas raised yesterday
before ledge Jones IN he DislFisi
Ooars, during Ne sslseaisn Of ;aEsEs ID
she trial Of kid" whiss. Ons juror
uas examined and aessDtsa IN sAs paEt
Of the pEossestioa. WAsa - asisnas
hFo1aha oui On esoss-exA@i1a1lcn thai
sha Juror had ssRved wisAin Q ye&R pc
vioas 30 the present eaes. TIE eetsneo
obiee9sd 10 tAa oomps1a1ey 81 tAa
jaTog, claiming thaa having served
within two years q his pRseema seEvsea
TIE lac ma0s him ineomOeosaA SnAas
Jones evsrruled ne 0h1esoios- TIE e.
fanas thsa ahnads1aa IL e6ieeaion, 80
aassmpsed 10 Fsssw Il wien WoAseaasmt
qassliona bEoaahf cut tAe fnss tAA1 -
juror had served vitAin tvo yeaB - 3
general vuuiEa. Ths raiina Of - esars
! fhan was - foll1ue wheso q man hns
been sammc1e6 % general v11fss .
ssrvu e. . juror, aftsR ssFvt1a - b h.
eonpsaant fog he too saeoeeoinG gears;
hua had be served 90 Q iaFy undsR {
spsslal vsniEs thas ald % reader hin
| incomps1a1a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-07

A PIoMKxn'a FATa.-RehsFt Beatty,
IN old pionsss Of Kline County, was yes
lsrdAs adiaaeed insans b. Probate
Judas Rochester. and win b taken 10
TIE anylum aa Baeiincoom this morning.
For some time Mr.. Beatty has been ~
such fosAla health that be waa unable
10 properly care for htmnalf and he was
taken 70 the Ooanty farm. One feat
IRE 81 bis mental troable e Ne ooea-
sionA desire 10 break evNFythinG wtte-
IN hls reach. On Monday laaa be broke
anambsa OF windows 81 The farm, and
. shoFt time Aeo attached DE-. MeEfiek
md heal him quite severely. Whiie 10
TIE nheri9'a oface yesterday Mf. Beaaty
tAlked inselligenkly Ia reapouse 20 q
number Of questions asked him, but In
his effort 70 follsw his meaoFy, ne
woald wander On bic talk, pres Ms
hands 20 bis head and for several min
utes would appsar ehlivicas 10 hts sar'
roundlnaa. When he Woald enddenly
become apprehensive that be was heing
eAkea 10 sone place where be vaRaeiy
believed be did noA waat % ~. AID
would cry piteoasly. He said be came
- the Sound In 1881 and waa eReAged
u number Of contests With the In
dana
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LOVE. CoURTSHTP, MARRTAGE
AND JElL0UgY.

ovsE coo psrseas. equally divided b.
tween the SEXES, were present ct
Browns Pavilion lasl evening". and
thoroughly enjoyed the lecture en- Ne
above sabisst delivered by M eele-
benlsd phrsnoloRist, Prof. Morris. The
laoeureF, With The aid Of numboR 81
iIluslEahiona, practically and pointeoly
handled his theme, inserspoEeing u
With Q namhor q anecdotes. hanoroas
and pathetic. The iutsssst which sash
q snbiect excited VAS DlAinly visible On
the consciousness Of kis many eeditesn,
end all preasnt seemed b be delighted
With his ssisntihe analysis Of she char
acteR, lempsgamenA and phyaique 81
those whom he Suggested we're ~ na-
eare adapaed for one another.
All IN all, the lecture vas intensely
interesting, and she prAetieAl rnle1
given for guiding the lover, wooes and
the Welded made u highly inssRnottye.
A. the Gloss, FREE sxaminaticn Of Ne
publie took plaee, 30 The meFF1mene Of
al present. Another lecture tsnighi.
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RIAL ESTATE.

Tha folloWine Transactions have 90
sarrsd aincs our lasi report
L Il GFifhth 10 Harrison Hays Of
Tsnina, lots I. 2. s 4 and 9 block II
Cruwn sddilion 60 Seattle.
Mary Q Hoaghaoa and hnshand %
Henri y whitney. q aerss % The NJ
n % ssc - % 5 y RtE; $50.
L A MOOD e III 30 kemenhfaneG
Morfasd, lots aaa hloek Is Barke's
sssnnd addition 10 seattle; ee0.
In weed q AZ 90 @ II Mortord. lol
l bloek Is BoRke's aecond adaitioa b
Seattle; $500
DIT Dsnsy e AZ 10 AFshie r Allsn
lots /, q 3 ana block 3 EAaa RaEk "a
dstton 30 Seaatie; 5000.
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Pxssfgu xWxr.

0at n 60 - psorssru. ~ Ne 81
lnn1 nsnEka are halng rsns<sa ~ iknl
Gss1A lsssl,R e 81 e. H1lkss Iins
Aanin - ass enlssd eDen - ekns1isis
ahs dsakh q apionsas whs fsF Enszs
than shfzly-EFs ysass kas bssa vwy
elssaly iamkiasa eta - hlsessy e
oznf4ls and her emKlY inhMhitAn1A We
Ez1gs {. Wm. n. Bel. e. EoE1h nnaatla.
n. Bsn esnsssd IL plains b III. sd
- lext yonK cans % 80 nuznA Hi1A
1he Demnys, BoEnns ard oahaHM Of 10
pi1mGeFn q tkAa yamx. ana InanasA -
~ fan6 q NoxzA Geatlls wAl1A -
nfleruar1s took 10 a . dnaa1loe
claim, and Oh whinh IA hnn nsniaod a.
mogt oe1sanntlq egNF aaneA
and hasinR ha11 horn March & III.
tina q bis dsakA. He 80 . s1soBa
vlgnrgns uan 20 - 1sg ysaEa 49,
wh1n p ~ szksn eta ~ Feg1lilnR
from osuf -sAtinas einoe whiaA TINA he
heal,h hns bnsn eEndnAlIy fniiinE, ano
TO gees1 go Wm- Il Haahes go ~
poinlsd guardian ol his ssAAts. e1A hes
mnnaasd hiB sxsansips business aAaiEs
sines that tius.
Ne asesassd ls1sss tAsss d.zsAtsm.
Ma LAnHA 4. 0n1nan. MEa. George
W. Hal and Mfn. ,. a. 9tswaxA and
cne so1. M, Ansetn A. Bell, neW Q re1i-
onn9 q Califo<nin.
1he exaes data q The fansEnl hna not
been nxsd, buf % vii probably take
plnes on FRIDAY. - M. Ausiin 4. Ball
vii arrive here fsom California o.
fhuznonys ha haxinR a1azte4 iDmedl-
aAslg 90 Ne tessip1 u Ne news of IN
fat6aEis death.
Mr.. Ben go . rasmbse e 1satfis
Ledge No. Z, I. O. O. r.. and ths ~
nssal will BE- esnansasd Under shs aas-
pisss Of that OsdsE.
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Orx A9zmzw7-NsssEa. Haahss
q WAifslssly, uhO wsss appointed .
euusnittss 10 rssonatfael and eQuallze
ahs Or anssmmsnt. tarned shs Reli
ossE Do ~ Ooanail lnst sweating. 1he
boAal foosinnn o. ths City roll shows
~ teal aslssssa vAlsation Of al -
psSpoElY uiAhin ~ ei1y hmieA ka.h
ssaf ana pessunnl. 70 Be y, 81 al. ms
rnDs e nasoasmans foe city purp0ees
"a nnk "a hnna nxe6
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ous0x TnEr.-Ths atsanship Villas
stas. Oapaaln D. O. HaskhuEz, arrived
hsrs fron Portland yssasrday aftsT.
noon, having naAs ~ Eoana tEin =
Portland. where sAs discharged AW
aons ct eaaL and setuEns tn SIX days.
onptain Blaskoura eeslerns tAaa - !.
9 Eyer, and en- make froa II . y
miles peE bear easily. aEd withs1l
eFowdlna.
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DISTRICT COURT PRocEEDEEGs.
A nuNzna on olans DmPosnD ~ AxD
IMPORTANT onDnms MADE.


The trial Of Charles. alias ssKidn
White, alias Morgan. Ooeapiad the
greater portion Of yesterdays psoeeed-
ings before Judge Jones In tbs Distriea
Court and was not eonel9ded when
Court adjourned. Whita . charged
With having Feceived Q portion Of the
goods stolen from LoWman q HanfORd's
store, eongistina Of GOLD pens oposa
glasses and other things. The pFlnei-
pal witness aRainst Waite is James
smith, Who was joiEtly indicted With
white, bat Who, By tnfning eea1ess evi-
denee, waa DISCHARGED By tie OoaTt not
only In thia case hnA In another In which
be Vas charged With conducting . swim
ding game.
A curious incidsnt e boz Q witness
may be made 10 e1sradiat himeslf occur
red during the Trial. Smith. % cross
examination, vas aaked IL he name
vas not BlaekAbee, and II be had 1et
lived In Iowa. he refused 10 admit
that Blackabes was bis right name. but
step by step admitted that pesplo Of
that name lived In Iowa; also, IN the
neianboEhood where be had lived; thAa
be bad relatives By that namo and THAI
these relatives we're cousins. children OF
nlo k030of9 DfOtnoks W0ou ea8S4 50cu
IL Die fathers name Wae Blaokabee, the
witness remained silent.
The case VIII likely 80 10 the Jury
today.
The Grand JuFy found Q true bill
against James Murphy, eharns1 With
robbery, O. Garter, Who vas implicated
With Murphy, Vas. on metio1 Of Prose
eating ktloTnsy Ronald, discharged By
the Court, the Grand Jury having failed
70 indict bin.
In the ease of ah0 Territory against
9. Hutherland for an assault With q
deadly WEAPON, the jury broaaht In
vsrdiot Of guilty.
On motisn Of United States District
Aatorpey white the ease Of ths United
States against s. csses Of tallsw AND
other property waa discontinued.
W. d. Wood wns yesterday appointed
by Judge Jones, Of the DistFics OoHrt,
e Assistant OouEs Reporter for The
term, 10 cid A. O. Bowman; a.
Lsbraehe a. Q Baili6 In the Dislfiot
OouFt, and Harry Fisks ~ interpreter
on the part Of the United States.
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M. .. n. Glnan. Tssnusssr e -
ssasais Labs 1hsrs 80 MnsaEn Nh
rsaa wiil fstuzn fsun NsB Tea @ &c.
dzB naxa. a nsnflsmAn va sfands
hInh IN ne esannnls uf "a suaa sAtd b
e1nssralisa yll1s.aAy 49, - psas-
pps1z - ~ osatlls, IaAa EhsEs sd
Nnna1R1 wnEs mspaE 6Ez9AAnR shmn nDw.
~ uns - eea1iao ez1sxmino111n 81 -
pEg5eee1Rs ok IL on1sE7xias uAGn th1g
- tAstF n10nay. tn1e y % hnlla - Tu46
90 tkssRNh rad. 1n6mn& ah9Y panE
tftgsY esoiIned % have amgthfng - o.
Wll1 R1Ialy leaal BusH. h e9Ur.se
tlsn e ~ Era AiVizsaR IL sAesekD14
bnA Q psalimtmaRY Uaqp d he lnnmeainnzr
b f1llouDf b ~ Tapia uonpl11ion e
~ Rea6 % tke eamni4 and eRum tha1e
ensu9 8a1tsEa Westminster in4e I1ahq.
Th1Rs u will aomhkleaa eennese wlaA
enDo 01D q - nEoaA tEMnsoeuf1n1H1al
uoa41 eAA1a8e oge1 nou locking nnx~
lg1Hly 1aw1eos sAe NoEzAW111 60 IN c.
lge 10 9he Ranf4a Oennn. Ina nan VIC
aH8 bshin6 ~ AoMfsia. Lnka Ehoxa nn4
h4s1ex8 als Bs1 q exDsEiaDess ae11zr
to@o4 . e11sFpKiHza q 0Ee44 HaGnz-
tn6A. end nDpesaimatsa of ahe nnaMuia-
eels opportunities feR tsaf,ae ei1nEod b.
ths eo1ntFy thn01aA Uhioh tha linz y
pR13ee1s4. Il nay safely b sid thN1
the CsmDsMy viii nsRsR ha aa114God On.
81 ltB rod b tAo eanBosling Elnk tho1
win eivs Be111le 1hEuagh rail oua1eer
ttnM b N tz8epsnasn1 liua % ~
Atinm9Ae 91abaagd.
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WIannlra RflRRRTm

Leading ladies Il sssisay sna psumi-
nsnl psetsssieaAi Btsss hass tssti2sa
10 10 sxssllsnsg In The moaa eupAa1is
lsrm& Guaranteed harmless ~
nasshissA a. D. eAsWaEk draazfsh.
Hsaials, ". T.. Bsils D a . ssnis per
bolalsand Rlvssa bsaa1lfal sasa 70 sVssy
annnkannR
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We have mDmpasaea eEEamgeweaf1
VITA - sEzaapoFtafAcn eo@pHnls9 20
carry % Q Rsasfal haa9Aasana tEan9fW
haaznew ia HamtaIa nn1 ara pgsDM1o9 %
NplivmR haazage % any pnEa sf the eley
q any hoaf e - aay q niEht = rsa-
1onabis raasa. eRarxLn TANHWm OoM-
pkET. Onaa. oaEnss Main and n11and
mzssaR. Tuasphnns Al nMS0am
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KnLED a BnA1.-0ome days go
Chester wolsvorsh, Of Newcastle. . Id
II years Of aes. In returning home from
q visa With bis eohoslmAte. Robey
M0rthmp. a HouRheon, Suddenly eame
upon . largo black bear IN the roed. end
ID les time than q takes 70 tell ~ lev
slea his rife ana eent bali crashing
khrouah me animaI'a brain. AstaF eun'
siderable diMceliy be rot tbs eaFoael
sn hls hcrss's back and took e home e
q trophy Of dis eoolneas and masknman-
Ehlp.
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Tun LAKE eAoEn RAunoaD.-The
esnssrustioa force at The city end Of The
Seattle, I.aks Shore a Eastern Railway
aimoaa eompaseed TIE saEinainR az tAs
giFtrrs ca ths pilea yesterday, psepafa-
tory 20 laying tee yAiiA fhis uoFk wi
likslV hs eompasasd today, afleE whieh
d Win FeQuiss bus ahoRt tims 10 lay
tha rAils-
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m1RR THROAT

Il pastisalaFiY fsvoEahle - ths eo1tzas-
ten q DiphaksE1a. He'd Ne waguina
and uns DaEby's Prophyiaaaie KiuiA. IL
e oues ailays ths innamnetson q tAs
throat, sabdasa the pain anf gives paE-
mansna raliaf. Il psamptiy end e9sae-
ualiy destroys all oaneaaioA and Olga
theFisie asrua. 70 b . eAfegHsr1 aGaAnni
diphthaEia. and should b I'D 80 -
6rsa symptons Of sore threat - 9
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- nanafnefun q lhs QEz.-
49, wells. Mrs. o 1850. -.
49,. xsE~1 A Earns. "a sssona sla1s
- 4 fkisa elsw passDHs1 -
49, sIsaf.rd % ms Oseecn 4 Cal
-. - srr~1ngs W u OElkfen, a
49,. ~5fs. tfrs Bohns4 NJ. TEN
49, - Woa1nnhouss, Ten kiUns
$500 49,, - q n GhmasR, Mrs. y q
g. ~ RoBens, II D esskle, O y
1890 aud six smiEFantA
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MlJMH mOAn

On eAatsls HaoEtGaas. rod esilaessal
o. peEBunal bRa1KtlY, eOoan. DoElH4z1es
aaEip, hunda. tlme eAaGk1, &C., bQ1NA8.
Ocmyraw, MnEz1 q @.
Omea Win yudQs B@iih, Ja@as g11sse.
opposiss ths 0osIaan1nl 49,
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NAruRE,s oWN TRUR LAxkTIYE.

Tue dslieious haSoE and healthy
properties Of sound, rips fruit ere usIl
known, and seeing the nse6 o. - agRee-
able aud elective IaxAalvo ne Cali
fornla Eia evrup %. e0umence6 Q fev
yeers ego 70 manufaet1re Q ooneoo-
tFaied syrup Of Fias which hes ntvsa
suoA general saainfAeaion thai y q
Fapidly Supervising TIE bitter drastic
liver medicines and eAthaRtios hitherto
in use. II costfva or hlliioas tEy 10 Tor
sals IN % csnt and 81 bottles b.
nsedw8m A. b. eTswAHz.
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81 al eoloFa ladies' hem stitch silk
handksEehiefs, ell the new light shades.
Toklas a einRsrman.
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s. diNsEsme eVuuing s1Ades. FL wesi
AlnafEuEA. q l1eh8 vida 7be; 50 sha1e1
liHha enaosed aastns 90. xokias q
HinQsREnan.
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Now bnttcns, nsW laees. new fancy
goods. BasteEni cash prices. Chester
OlsaTy.
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An ilnes iahls daunsk %; sxtsa assl
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V6lV6xS ANU F1USa6S.
Entirely new plain and fancy velves Pushes All ready
for sale Styles and prices and lower than ever
Particular attention paid country orders Samples free on
application.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16
Science. In Nnylrati0n.

''Did you ever hear of plowing Il chan
mel in the Alabama river for a steamer t.,
get through:' asked an old river engi-
neer.
The reporter has heard nlpny Il tough,
yarn from the fresh water salts who draw
the long how ON Front street letwee,,
trips, but this was brand new. and lie
surrendered.
well, last July the Carrier grounded
On YellOwjackct bar on a falling river
The crew pulled away Oh the capstun
without moving the old boat an inch
when the mate, seeing VIC would be high
and dry in few hours, got out a lot of
hoes that were in the freight and part of
the crew were set u digging alongside tho
bottom of the boat SO rs to wet her sides
while the rest were hauling away. Old
DR.. Harris, who lives about two miles
from the bar, and who has turn for civil
engineering, asked Capt. NcwmuSter if
there wasn't plow in the freight There
was, and in minute big darkey was up
to his waist in the channel above the bar
holding the plow handle. which was
hitchcd to the capstan rope, and the plow
was hauled to the boat Il half dozen times
r SO. Then the rope was tied to IL tree
on the bank above and the old Carrier
went over that bar like butter through u
tin horn. There's heap of science in
navigation. Mobile Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16
Marching Through Georgia.

1t was not uncommon to hear shots at
the head Of the column. The foragcrs
would come tumbling back. and ride
alongside the regiment, adding to the
noisy talk their account of what they had
seen, and dividing among their comrades
such things as they had lna,l. ge,l to bring
away in their narrow escape from cap
ture. \ staff officer would gallop down
the roadside like II man who had forgotten
something which must be received in u
hurry.
At the sound of the colonel's ringing
voice, silence was instant and absolute.
Sabers flashed from their sral,bart,s, the
men brought their guns to the Garry, ~
and tho battalion swung into line at the
roadside; cats, fighting cocks and frying
pans passed to the rear rank; officers and
sergeants blzzed round their companies
to see that the guns We're loaded and the
men ready for action. The color sergeant
loosencd the waterproof cover of tho
battle flag, battery Of artillery flew past
on its Way 10 the front, following the re-
turning, staff officer, and we soon heard
The familiar bang ot shells. Perhaps it did
not amount to much, after oil. and wa
were soon swinging into route stcp.'
agan.-tapl Daniel Oakley in The Cen
tllry,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16
Crime Keeps Pace with Schemes.

crime Keeps pace with science and no
sooner is an Improvement IN the arts o.,
mechanics announced than the crooked
element instantly adopts it, Take the
simple case of the typewriter: i, is an in
noccnt looking instrument. yc, i, is the
means of battling the police and other in
vestigators. Handwriting formerly was
II great aid to detectives in tracing ,p cor
respondents. and blackmailers and others
using threatening letters appveci:, that
as well as any one They would write
backhanded, or try to disguise their CHR
ography. The writing experts. however
penetrated the disguise by following the
individual peculiaritics that can never b,
covered up in the characters. Now. how
ever, writers of Anonymous letters use
the typewriter and it you are curious to
Know the authority You will not l,c sa,i>.
fled, for there is very H;,l, satisfaction for
my one who tries ,r trace up the auh nor
vt such Il document, 1t is even nlor. uir-
ficult than 1in,ling the printer -, Il circu-
lar, for where there is one printing shop
there area hundred typcwri'crs. lobe
Democrat
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16
Tho Color Of the Eyes.

Extensive researches into the heu,lii .
OF eye col"rs have led NJ. .Nphnnsc dc
Candollc /" consider it certain ,!,u, women
nave Il larger pinpurtion Of brown ewes
IMAM men: in't Whcr, both Parents have
eyes of the sam" color the chances nre
elgliiy-eight /" twelve that the children
VINO reach the age Of 10 years lwhen the
colors OF the eyes are 1lNet) will have ewes
or the same color: and that where ,hc
parents have eyes Of different co!ors the
chances are lorty-five in favor of brown
as against blue or gray for the children.
lie claims that brown eyes n,t. ,nurr ia
vorable t" health and longevity than. tho
blonde typrS.-Arkansaw Traveller,